The Sun. — London, England, 1808-02-15 00:00:00

~` ~~,;w ~~-~`~ t . , ~-.; • • - ,) • ~rl ~- • , ' .. ,: , . . , - ;1 :, r., r SUABLit 4811,i TILE. tItE ROYAL, fiItURY.LANt. • P HIS PM :SENT EVEISING, Feb. 15, 1305, will be performed KAIS Or, LOVE 1N TUE DESERTS. The Charaders by Mr. BRAHAM, Miss LYON, ' Mr: BANNISTER, Mr. KELLY, Nr. MATHEWS, Mr. RAYMOND, . Mr. KM' ELL, Mr. NANI, Mr. SMITH, Mr. (..,NUM, Mrs. MOUNTAIN, Sighom STOKACE, Miss TIUSWELL. WITH ' THE MAYOR . OF GARRATT. Sic Jacob jollup, Mr. PENLEY; Major Sturgeon, Mr. DoWToN 4 Jerry Sneak, Mr. RUSSELL Crispin Heelrap, Mr. DE CAMP ; Mrs. Sneak, Mrs. HA R LOW 1 :: Mrs. Bruin, Miss KELLY. !o n 1.0165. Suomi ;pri ce 3s ,_pi t 3s , (jd. Second Price 2i. I,.lltry • Second Price is.—Upper Gallery IS. SCLOHLI 6d. No Money to be returned, t , ikces for the Boxes to be taken 61 1 Mr.• Spring, at ttx Box . ut.,,KLer Rus6ell.6ireet. Ore Nuts to be opened at ialt.past Five, and begin at ai -past SiX Tt ' ° , llo \ 4 . tilt new Opera vf Kais4..or, Love in the De s w ill THLATItE RoyAL, COVENT-GARDEN. MORROW EVENING, Feb: t 6, 1998, 9/11 t>c PCI -" T O llllCd BEGONE DULL. CARE; - or, 110 W WILL EN!) „ The Principal Charaders by fi r Mi. POPE. Mr.. C. KEMBL E. . ly:i.kWcErr. Mr. BIWNTON, Mr-EMILRY, '‘HrIP MAN.' Mr.' SIMMONS., Mr. CRESWELL, . Miss SNIITH, Miss NORTON; Mrs. DAVENPORT. The Prologue to be spoken by Mr. BRUNTON.' Flit Epilogue to be spoken by Miss SAIITti. wrrit bien THE BLIND- - -velure anti the ' , /ltole of the Music composed by Mr, Davy. ttr Tile principal Charaders by i.URRAY ‘1 c "\ll3l E Nir. BRUNT OII , FAw cf. - rr k Air. - t_ . ' l llA ' llNl:l4:.•Mr VA 4 LEY* cr. BRIsTo kv, Miss NORTON. C t htlx 6 s. Second Price 3 s.— Pit 3s. 6d. Second Price 2s. 1'4 4 1 2 5. P : rice 4,.. --Upper Gallery Is. Second 1 6 .:. --N o Money to be'retnrned. 114 r )ors to be opeiled at Half past Five; anti begin at t o „ Wes for the Boxes to be taken of Mr.' Brandon, at the 40 16te, in Hart..street thl Wednesday, the Sacred Oratorio of The Messiah. , The . . , 41y PRIZ.E ot"rWENTY ritoUSAN.D POUNDS sold in'the LAST LOTT E KY. 'S W IFT and Co. No. ii, Poultry, and , NO.- I 2;. , Ha sp h aring -Cross, sold, in tlit last Lottery. No. tr,079,. ' 1, Y Prize et 20,00 A. that was sold to the Public, 'anti of to a Prize of wool. in Shares, also No. 184, a Prize 1+1, ° "° 13 1• Nos. 5399 and 17,624, Ptizes of 10001. each, and .s iir ,. • ttti t ,,,,V 41I er d 17,637, Prizes Of 5001. ea-h, all ill the pre-. t , 6 LOtly. • v siut.Ali4t:;l;isTATl.: Lo r 1 EllY begins Xtzrzlt the ltb, : 1 Priz '4 . 3 es of - £20,00.0 20 Prizes of -.- ,clOOO 30 - . - - - -- • 500 4 . '' - - io,ooo ~ 11V1 . - - • .. 5,00* &C. Sec. in g ~,t ,1 and Co, are selling the TICK ETs and SRA RES Wi f c ct , k ,'"iclY, by their Agents , in the'Country, and at their I ". it, Poultry, and No. tz,Chariug-cross. .....,_ . ~ .. T te h, SUPERIOR BENEFITS. " 14 the N • PRI4 N,„„ L _ r urnber of GRAND .. ES.—Double the lqa . o* SMALLER. PRIZ.E.S..—NO, FILED CA. t . vi,ri DRAWING begins gth , MARCH. .. • - . iI u ,aNSIIY: anil .Co. beg leave to acquaint the k ill 'lln. SOCieties, and Judividnal Purchasers..that the . It !, isli State Loitery.Seltente is • b . far. the best that, has tiq:ltsiubinitteci to their attention for ., many years past, and N I• t . `"r a continuance of 'theirfavour. - lt is of-great Int, el. • 44 ", to buy Tickets or Shares - before the DraWilig begkas, '''''ectutit Of ng no Fixed Capital Prize. .... List Year only were Shared by lioinsbrand Co. ~ . 4 2 . 19,544 4. ... - - A,20,c00 _ 9 1 .. . _ 4 „ vow , icon - . . zt,ooo 7 , t -, - . 5,0 r,.. 1,35 , 1 -- 7 :. stz.. I Vt; '.- --L 5, 0 90 t . 44 ..5 ) Nptre likewise are to be ( isposed of, by way of Lottals. ltii,„:„ N lY ci Ty FREE 110 tt) HOUSES Il k iri. situated in the best pad o:. *h.: City ot ,London; west l'rize 10001. the highest Prize 2,5, coot )4 4 P tebellt Prices:—Tickets - ,C 7 14 o kUrillittltets " - ,C 4 0 0 1 Eighths - 4.1 1 '' 2 1 o I SiXtecnthS - . o 10 bianZ i t , d ;r4ll4 . PriZes IR Cox's, Lotters4, 1774, Pigoes G rancl arc v i i:: L l°ol , several Prizes in Boydell's and Bowyer t b, 0 alders " Pos t, ornsby and C. ~ 'Y br . ciarrior i executed on the same Milts . ~. -, its it,present, at. - z6i eO RNitiLL , 2 ...C/lAKINC-CROSS ; - and "I'. NIARG•Aixt,s Hi u.,aotough. - . ---......_ LorTERy of, xsiono TICKEI'S, • PAAWINT Bth of ikiAllell, soa. lie drawn in Ten I)ays. 3 3 Prlzea tso SC. .O are 14 E E * .C6O ono 4• • to c oo . 30,000 5,000 • . ac,oco ' 30 • lciqo . . - • 20 1 00 " '• c)* . • . 1,50:P50 0' •• - • . . - 3,070 • - • . 25 : ,909 * , 76,50) 2 Sit t „ •-'9Letri. 3 Ca50,009 , NO 'FIXED PRIZE.;' T 4O) io nt4i ove Scheme, with not Three Capital to 4 of l , t , 14 'warty double the number of Capital Prizes any sk, 4 liii e „,Y .li.a.rlLiny.yeari past, though many of those Lotteries ""xl•ot 6e,elo'fickets. , 114 -: l 'i I'l's and SHARES are now selling by Sir ZANIES II It ANS C 0 riell3 atid 4v.. At their Lucky-OfEces• ',F t ,, ▪ Holborn ; 37 Combill ; and 38, Haymarket • . 1 4 #laVe likewise on► ' B4le, TICKETS and S i tAttil ' S ' ' 1 TIIE 4 g G reat Variet C y of Num LOTT E ber, in , Of F • RANO ITY RY R LEIIOLD HOUSES - discharged of Lallti.Thi I i -CONTAINING • eAPITAL P RIZ E thS to e• Amount of ‘ 10 •11 00 ?. 1 Prize v 1 VIA; =_ I . ) ,a•ued at CaSoe a 7 Prizes, valued at ,C4o0o: -, ▪ - w.. &irk, i.. • - ~.'. - PIE), PRESEktr rikticE. !lalf .-_...:Ticket . 7 ... 1, :" 11 )C7 1 4 ..'° . 4 , 1 0 quarter -., 4 1 7 ~ o , 1 ~,.,,L,,t,;.„.-f , ..--. : .. oto 6 Tuba ilraWn la Quits:lli:ll,ll74th .:4,14119 l'4* - „ . - '4" kr ' j ~ Y ~ a ~• ..~. M 1 . ~~~ .; , ,r, .; i.~ .. c . .• ' , so. ' . 4 .. ; , .... e . 1,1.0., , .4 i_,24,* .;Lit i• . ,•-•k ,fifi Itilyt kV i~CZ~~.~~~ S ~y --.ir..iiAl~ {~~ •-'t 11 • D A 1 7 , FEBRuAlty. ' ' ~., • ' t , , s • , ~, At ' • , •1 , . .. i. 1110 t, y l I+~ T 4: .1 +'~: 1 • This Pay was published, Handso•nelir prii,;tett, in Two V01U4113,, 4to, with a Portrait, Ewe 3L 3s. in b.,tnis,. oM ACCOUNT of the PUBLIC LIFE, and rJ a siiLEctioN troth the UN Plißlagilto WRIT IN GS of tiart XfACAR rN EY th6.jatter, consisting of Extracts front an account of the Rltssiaiiliniiiire ; a Sketch.' otthe Political History of,lrel Anti ; antbk:fintroal of an Lip-, lussy frJot the King of, Great Britain to the tinperoi of China; with an A ppen itx to each Volume. Uy I,OIIN BARROW, F.R.S. Author of 'Travels in China and Southern Africa, and of a .t I Voyage ro Cochin- china. Printed for T. Catlcll and W; D:rvles, Strand. Of whom may be had,liew pd - niords of • I, Mr. I.l3rrow's Travels in Southern Attica. 2, vols. 4to. with Maps and other Engrsvingi, Arica 31,36. ill DOard.S. , Mri Wirrow's Travels in China, 4to. with Maps and ,other Engravings. price 21. 125. 6ii. in boards. ' 3. 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AMiddle-aged Man, who has been regularly bred to the Profession, and who thoroughly undertands Business in general, wishes to take the Management of an Otilee in the Country. A literal Salary will tie exintied3 or the Advertiser would have no objection to an adequate Singe of. the Profits. • ' . . A Line addressgd post-paid) A. B. No: sz, Oxford-street, London, will bt tte died to. • SALE OF LANDS.. • ; • In the linnketiLiteVii:initx,of the Town of INVERNESS and the CACEDONIAN CANAL. There is to be SOLD by PUBLIC AUCTION, Within the Mason Lodge of Inverness. upcia Friday, the 25tIt' Day of March, 1808, • • • T H4 TWO geinaining LOTS of the Estate • of C As rLEFILLL, Parish and Shire of Inverness. LOT I.—TO comprehend the follnwing Proper - tie . , name-. lv, the Lands of OR UNIROS AC hi and I Nt4likflt.lll. • NACEIS, Office-houses, and Gaideti, a small Piece of Ground, sometime attached to Drakies, now partly used as a road and avenue, as all set in lease to Mr. Welsh, a oda "ot. the Lands of Cradlehall, now in the posSession of the Pro= prietor, the Lands 'occupied by Edward Fraser, and a large Field iX.Artible Lind at the Farm of Stratteyfickt„ ;Nether With the Tennis of the said several Lauds. Alt pleasuring. by ; tt la..e..tatrver,:lo - Acres . , 37Faihr, arablot'attil t Acre, - 31300d5, and a;) Falls. pasture, to be set at 41371. los. . • • The rent payable by Mr. Welsh,. by his lease for 21 .j years from Whitsunday; 1795, is only . ,C 47 0. • ' 'The -proportion taf Mr; Eraser's rent for the • : Paul. at :Stoneyfield, 'elkirlog to 'the Field in • , .this lot upon his lease for 19 years from suntlay, •.• . • to ; is • The pfdpOrtion of Edward Fraser's rent . 7 • o Andthst. part of . the. Farm of included in this Lot, may be altered upon by the P urchaSerimitiediately after -the;Sald. - •• • - • • • • - • " L.OT tr,-.4-71 , 9 consist Of the Town alai • Lands of DRA- M E5,0n1.113- - DIK I ES, and KNOCKTOWN', or these • Parts thereof oreseittly set in s lcaseto:llr. Haywood, with the Mansion-noose, Office-houses, and other - Hubses and Gar dons. the House, Sluip,-and Croft at' Land - occupied - by the :Sturth'ut Drakies, hut with: tlic'exceptiota of a Park cif the karma Drakies, called Chapeltield, formerly sold with the • 'Lands of , liruottitown, and part of another Field formerly sold with the Lands at Stoney field, • with ,the 'Binds of the said Several Lanni ;- this Lot measuring by said, survey 6q Acres, a Itobtls, zz Falls, arable ; and s Acres, 3 Roods, sort 3 Falls • Of Pasture, Wood, and improveable Grounds, to be exposed at ‘4l6t. • The proportion of Mr. Tlaywood's rent to belong, to this Lot is tailt,, r;is. sterling. during his tease of 19 years from Whitsuuday, t7g9 ; and the posseision oldie Srnithis.held withoutalease... • The tvliole . Of - the above Lands' are situated at the dist ance of teistbanlwo miles &in the thrivitlg Town of lover ness„areof tlm.bot soil in the country, and in a high state of 'Cultivation, inutelt.4 and subdivided with stone Dykes, Stink Fence:, faced with.srone, Hedges . , and Henge•rows ; the Lands are held teu of the- tam; at Inverness. tor payment of' al. sterling- yearly. , The Tennis are iteld•of the-Crown': ,The p,aportion of .Alinisters) , Stipends,• previous to the late aug, nictitation, is only about al. 17.5..i.d. Sults, of motley stipend, and 3 bolls, t lirlot, and 2 Fipples vii ual ; and thtse public bur.i.ens are to he equally divided upon the two Le,ts. The Tacksnien of such pirtS of the Lands as are set in lease, are bound to leave the whole Latids set to them, at the time of their removal,- in a good state at culture, with octe t fourth ot'the arable Lands under' artificial grass, fallow, or green crops, according to the rules at good husbandry. • Thcse Lands have been estimated b.or Mr. Brown, of Link •. wood, wlioSe knowl,Ae and ex perietiel as a Land Snrveyor, is unirepaity known in the Nin - th Country c it is c9ually well known that he never over-rates lands in forming hts Cl'teMaico. - • . rile price payable ftl, two rnoletlps, the one at Martinmas ,text. “Mt the other at Whiwinday therealier, hearing . intcr.. est tram Martnunaslaat, and the Purchasers to have right to the rent crop tilofl. For further Particulars, application to be made to Camp. • bell M‘lntosli, at, Inverness i or Mr. Eraser. York-piece, Edinburgh. • . , ' ' Inverness, Ist Feb. I.BaB. . - ' , MESSRS; LEIGH and Co. Surgons, Succes sors to Mr. BRE E, who has retired from P ractice, confine their attention to the Tieattnent et - certain Complaints . contraeted, in•ah. unguarded :hour, anti that Debility which is. , • caused by the destructive Habits of Youth. irk. Leigh hay-, sing been engved in this AeluSive .branch for the last elevea years in this .licise, it is presumed that the Advantage or such•• Eklielen‘e, gives the utmost Success to tWit asSiduity with which . thig devote theinslvet to....the Cure of those Caut-;• plaints :* !nail caosy N4cot occurree the Cure is speedy, and • pain and datige are equally .avoided. In every COM plicated Case, and in those distressing Deficiencies Which are the con; sctprenics of youthful I mprudence, or, the enervating inclul.:. gptieitor maturity its Warns Climates, their mode of Treat ment ensures a sate and permanent At:storm - ion , to vigorous HMO. • , • ! The Terms are stated ott the first interview, or in 'answer to Lett2rs containing a: !lank Note, ii 44. in 'every Case the inost inviolable sacred* is vett. , No. 29, Strand, near Temple-bar.—Theri is atiitchlitionA Untranee iu %V ater-sMet adjoining. TILE REV. MR. 11A1tCI.A1"s PATENT ANT 11.311.1- - ' OUS•PII.LS. :TT, was A 'remark . of :the caebrated nr. - Buchan ) 1 A. A tuthor of tile - I)poiestic that euniplaints or :the Stan:id - I and lie Wets ire the prevAling, Malady or this Conntry, which lay the foutidation.of thejnoru tbro u nt a bl e , and fatal I)fsi , a,,es ;, that the person ~who could discover tor Th e te ti e f i t ud cure a ;;at. It:tingly would per. 'Arm a most linportmt t;l:tv'ice to society. That discovery has now" hech made in' the Patent Autttiihiotts et the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and , the high estimation in which, they are deservedly held, has (-swishier:Ably lessened 'the' nomhzr of these complaints; and bids lair, in a !,hurt tine, to be the means of entirely eradi. caring them. Those Pills have a quick , and sate operation, they ad po,vell'itily and specifically on the Bile, and thus remove tile iiiiineloos disorders , 'ettimeCted • with , it,' Sick' :Head-Aches; Flatulence, Liver Complaints, laundiee, Ncr. .yeas Disorder.; limn In'.thestiat, i;c . . They are the most Valuable Family Medicine oitherto offered to the Public, 'and the Proprietor is ,supported by tau: 1110 St respectablu evidence of the first characters tit . ' the ,Nobility, anti other!i, that they have never been administered to.any person without ,giving certain and speedy relief, and In the , end completing a Cure.. 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In the Press, and speedily will i)e A HISTORY of. the. EARLY ,TART of the r 1„, IklilGN or IAMES THE SECOND; withal) troduaory Chapter on the History, of Erigisiud, troot the Accession of the House of Tittlor,,. to the Death of Charles the Second. • - - fly the late Rig ht Hon. CHARLES TAMES FOX.' To which is addet . an Appendix. of V..lnable Original Do.. cuments colle‘ited by tn: - thor. N, 13. The klition will be ouperiu.2,dell, and a Prefate pretixol, by -Lard figllaad. Primed for william Miller, Albemarle-street. 'Phis %%rock will - farm n Quarn) , V , ititme.., anti.' will be pub- • - 1 ' ei • listiet. in the tome Deiny Qoxrro, printed on a good Coalmen Paper and clear 'rypz, .price Sll/1144)0, boards. ad, Royal Quarto, printed elegantly Oirtine Wove Paper, with a target Typo, price Two . Guineas and .4 Half, extra boards. Elephant Quartli the Paper . ot the finest gnality, and printing in the,vcof bast style,. price Five Guineas in extra bourc6. N. It. Of this latter Edition only Two tiunarcd and Fifty Copies are printing. Each Edition will he club:ll6lnd with a Portrait of the Author. never ,befure engraved, taken from the last Bust executed by Mr. liollskent. The Engraving for the Roiyal and EW•Aitiit Q A to Copies will be of a "larger Site than that for the'Dcin'y Copies. I n the.course of .-next`Mouth (March) will be published, in is Volumes Peitty and Royal OitaVo, rrl - 1E WORKS of JOHN DRYDEN • with a L Lite of the Author. and Notes critical Lid illtistratory, .Ity WALTER SCOTT, Esq. Printed ler -William Miller, Albemarle-sit - 4ot. It is a idtettinStati.:e neither honourable to our taste nor to put ixtrinull feelittz, that an hundred years have eistpsed since thitdeath ofPryiten ;one of the greatest names in English Poetry), without navtirg firfnished a complete Edition of his Works.. In the e,trlier Iran obt the lina century, it is posstble that the genera; and unbounded adMiration or Pope, and the .seltixd 01 Poetry tvltich he • f .untied,' diverted the. public at tention Irons a Writet interior in .taste, though excelling, hint in genius; deficient ,M correctbeis, though tar superior in encrq of thought and diction. Bet as It is long tftice the Public have looked back with a favoulable eye on the Works of the ancient and Powerful Poets of the seventeenth cell tt ry a ` it is presumed .that. a complete Edition of Dryden's ‘ - rittrigs, comprehending his originakWorks of every deserip . \ Must now be considered as tilling up a di s ,;racetul blank in the Literature of Tile Text in the intended Publication shall be givenaccu rmely from rite t,k,st Ednions, The Notes end Illitstra%ions a " : "lett a hate ditt•ttect Lti the 41,03:p ItSe of , e impurt44. - e of the ;. . . :','.' ''